Vincent Cappadora

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Vincent Cappadora is the central figure in Jacquelyn Mitchard’s novel "The Deep End of the Ocean," whose childhood abduction and eventual return profoundly disrupt and reshape his family’s life.

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Vincent Cappadora canonical 4
Ben Cappadora 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Deep End of the Ocean
appearsInGenre family drama
psychological fiction
associatedWithAdaptation film adaptation of The Deep End of the Ocean
centralCharacterOf The Deep End of the Ocean
characterArc moves from traumatized child to more self-aware young adult
createdBy Jacquelyn Mitchard
familyName Cappadora
genreOfWorkAppearedIn novel
hasFather Pat Cappadora
hasFictionalStatus non-historical character
hasMother Beth Cappadora
hasRoleInPlot catalyst for family conflict and transformation
hasSibling Ben Cappadora
Beth Cappadora’s younger son
hasThemeConnection family trauma
forgiveness
guilt
identity
loss and recovery
languageOfWorkAppearedIn English
medium prose fiction
narrativeFunction focus of the family’s emotional and psychological response to abduction
nationality American
notableEvent experiences the abduction of his younger brother Ben in childhood
struggles with guilt over his brother’s disappearance
publicationContext The Deep End of the Ocean was published in 1996
setIn United States

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The Deep End of the Ocean mainCharacter Vincent Cappadora
Beth Cappadora hasChild Vincent Cappadora
Pat Cappadora hasChild Ben Cappadora
linked to: Vincent Cappadora
Pat Cappadora hasChild Vincent Cappadora
Pat Cappadora hasRelative Vincent Cappadora